The maker of connected TV boxes and software forecast it will bring in $120 million to $130 million in revenue next quarter, below Wall Street's estimates of $132 million. The company's quarterly outlook takes into account a new revenue recognition standard, which may impact its figures, the company said in its earnings release.

Still, the company beat Wall Street estimates, reporting a healthy growth in subscribers and streaming hours over the quarter. It posted adjusted earnings per share of $0.06 on revenues of $188.3 million, versus analysts' estimates of -$0.10 and $182.5 million.

Roku's stock has more than tripled since the company went public last September.

Roku's stock was trading at $40.39 per share, and was down 23.18% for the year.